2015 (38th) Göteborg International Film Festival Contents 1 Profile 2 Program (East Asian films listed only) 2.1 TIBIDA (Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award) 2.2 Focus: Japan 2.3 Masters 2.4 Visionaries 2.5 Classics 2.6 The Divine Comedy 2.7 New Voices 2.8 Five Continents Profile Film Festival: Göteborg International Film Festival Edition: 38th Period: Jan. 23-Feb. 3, 2015 Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands Program (East Asian films listed only) TIBIDA (Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award) "Flapping in the Middle of Nowhere" - Diep Hoang Nguyen (Vietnam) Focus: Japan "Chokolietta" - Kazama Shiori (Japan) "Fires on the Plain" - Shinya Tsukamoto (Japan) "I, Kamikaze" - Masa Sawada (France/Japan) "The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness" - Mami Sunada (Japan) "Kyoto Elegy" - Kiki Sugino (Japan) "The Light Shines Only There" - Mipo O (Japan) "A Midsummer's Fantasia" - Jang Kun-Jae (South Korea/Japan) "The Mourning Forest"- Naomi Kawase (Japan) "Over Your Dead Body" - Takashi Miike (Japan) "Starting Over" - Takashi Nishihara (Japan) "Still the Water" - Naomi Kawase (Japan) "Taksu" - Kiki Sugino (Japan/Indonesia/Thailand/USA) "The Tale of The Princess Kaguya" - Isao Takahata (Japan) "Tokyo Tribe" - Sion Sono (Japan) Masters "From What Is Before" - Lav Diaz (Philippines) Visionaries "Journey to the West" - Tsai Ming-Liang (France/Taiwan) Classics "Dust in the Wind" - Hou Hsiao-Hsien (Taiwan) "Flowers of Taipei - New Taiwan Cinema" - Chinlin Hsieh (Taiwan) The Divine Comedy "Men Who Save the World" - Liew Seng Tat (Malaysia/Netherlands/Germany/France) New Voices "12 Citizens" - Ang Xu (China) "(Sex) Appeal" - Wang Wei-Ming (Taiwan/China) "The Inseminator" - Kim Quy Bui (Vietnam) "The Monk" - The Maw Naing (Myanmar/Czech Republic) "Songs From the North" - Yoo Soon-Mi (USA/South Korea/Portugal) Five Continents "Alive" - Park Jung-Bum (South Korea) "A Corner of Heaven" - Zhang Miaoyan (China/France) "In Her Place" - Albert Shin (Canada/South Korea) "The Liar" - Kim Dong-Myung (South Korea) Page Discussion View View source History
